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Amos Walker Books in Order

Amos Walker is a series of 30 books written by Loren D Estleman.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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30 Books in Series

1

Motor City Blue

by Loren D Estleman

1980
2

Angel Eyes

by Loren D Estleman

1981
3

The Midnight Man

by Loren D Estleman

1982
4

The Glass Highway

by Loren D Estleman

1983
5

Sugartown

by Loren D Estleman

1984
6

Every Brilliant Eye

by Loren D Estleman

1986
7

Lady Yesterday

by Loren D Estleman

1987
8

Downriver

by Loren D Estleman

1988
9

Silent Thunder

by Loren D Estleman

1989
10

Sweet Women Lie

by Loren D Estleman

1990
11

Never Street

by Loren D Estleman

1997
12

The Witchfinder

by Loren D Estleman

1998
13

The Hours of the Virgin

by Loren D Estleman

1999
14

A Smile on the Face of the Tiger

by Loren D Estleman

2000
15

Sinister Heights

by Loren D Estleman

2002
16

Poison Blonde

by Loren D Estleman

2003
17

Retro

by Loren D Estleman

2004
18

Nicotine Kiss

by Loren D Estleman

2005
19

American Detective

by Loren D Estleman

2007
20

The Left-Handed Dollar

by Loren D Estleman

2010
21

Infernal Angels

by Loren D Estleman

2011
22

Burning Midnight

by Loren D Estleman

2012
23

Don't Look for Me

by Loren D Estleman

2014
24

You Know Who Killed Me

by Loren D Estleman

2014
25

The Sundown Speech

by Loren D Estleman

2015
26

The Lioness Is the Hunter

by Loren D Estleman

2017
27

Black and White Ball

by Loren D Estleman

2018
28

When Old Midnight Comes Along

by Loren D Estleman

2020
29

Cut-Throat Dogs

by Loren D Estleman

2021
30

Monkey in the Middle

by Loren D Estleman

2022

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